AG Brown Joins Coalition to Defend HUD's Anti-Discrimination Rule
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The homeowners insurance industry is challenging the rule, arguing that HUD should exempt them from liability when their state-authorized pricing and underwriting practices result in discriminatory effects. The insurers contend that federal fair housing laws should not apply if state-level insurance laws allow those practices.
In response, Attorney General Brown and his colleagues argue that HUD's rule is essential to preventing housing discrimination and that it complements state anti-discrimination laws in many states, including
The coalition of attorneys general previously filed a similar brief in 2023, which the trial court acknowledged as "significant" in its decision to uphold HUD's rule. The current brief, filed with the
In this case, Attorney General Brown is joined by attorneys general from 18 other states and the
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